Beauty Shop
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Comment by insteps:

Originally posted by jagar: Nothing to do while you were waiting for the shop to open, well it was time well spent. Those lights at the top have a life of their own, well composed and interesting shot.

They wouldn't let me in because they didn't want anybody to see me walking out. Actually, we were driving by this store caught my eye. I've clicked a few of these but they don't work for my theme red.

Beauty Shop
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Comment by jagar:
Nothing to do while you were waiting for the shop to open, well it was time well spent. Those lights at the top have a life of their own, well composed and interesting shot.

Beauty Shop
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Comment by digifotojo:
I really like this, it's a commentary unto itself. I know your theme is red but pink wins it! Super image.

Beauty Shop
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Comment by posthumous:
what a strange sign. it's like a sign of someone reading a sign.

Beauty Shop
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Comment by roz:
this has so much going on ..
the woman .. so beautiful and sensual ..
the writing in a language that i dont understand ..
but so graphic and artistic ..
the corrugated door like an invitation ..
the pot plants so well tended ..
and the bike ... like a full stop ..
i like it ..

scrap
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Comment by posthumous:
so this is like the blueprint for all the other photos.

miles away
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Comment by posthumous:
two intensely expressive poses. her whole body presents her face into her hat

Desires
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Comment by posthumous:
the red lips echo into lines and text above themselves

Message edited by author 2019-03-16 20:53:59.

Below Shuri Station
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Comment by posthumous:
beautifully composed. that aching drop of required red

Andy never cared for chess
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Comment by posthumous:
I play chess. The banana plays a better game than I do.

you're shooting the board from the side, the observer's perspective, not the participant's perspective.

The banana's move could not be duplicated by a chess piece. A rook and a queen could do it in two moves. A knight would need three moves. A king would need five. The pawn and the bishop couldn't do it at all.